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objectives, the importance of the information being sought, and proposed that the committee be <br />comprised of 15 members. He said the committee should consist of one person from each <br />Municipality and the others targeted to the lower income of the County. He disclosed that at this <br />time, there were no recommended names to go with the positions. <br />Attorney Collins told the Board that they could make the appointments, and that <br />there was no Ordinance required. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Wheeler, <br />SECONDED by Vice Chairman Flescher, to form a <br />Complete Count Committee. <br />Under discussion, Commissioner Solari believed there could be Constitutional <br />problems in how the 15 people are selected. He noted that the census data, paired with the <br />representation, reflected significant problems, and that his understanding (from the backup) was <br />that the purpose is to get the best count of people possible. He suggested that the Orchid <br />representative move to a nonprofit organization (such as United Way or a Boy Scout Group); and <br />make an amendment to the representatives from the Gifford area, where it is stipulated that one of <br />the members be from the Pastoral Association. <br />Director Keating clarified that staff believed all the Municipalities should have <br />representation, whether they had people that are difficult to count or not, which is why Orchid is <br />listed. He informed the Board that more than 15 members could be assigned to the committee. <br />Commissioner Solari asked Commissioner Wheeler if it would be acceptable to <br />increase the size of the committee in his Motion, Commissioner Wheeler agreed. <br />15 <br />March 10, 2009 <br />